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Jan 29
@nicksortor #1A protects everyone.

Seriously, may I respectfully suggest that you refrain from commenting on anyone’s religious beliefs or practices.
@nicksortor @threadreaderapp please unroll
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Jan 29
⚡ THE FUTURE IS NOW

"Every single pixel will be generated not rendered"

Google DeepMind just launched Genie 3, the first version of Genie that's finally open for users to try.

Check out the absolutely insane stuff people are making 🧵
From image to real time playable world 🤯

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Jan 29
BREAKING: An independent journalist just caught an Associate Dean and Professor at @ASU admitting they still push DEI.

She says "it's kind of embedded.. this is just who we are."

"We started changing language, but we're still doing the same thing."

"It's all still happening."
The Associate Dean says "we started changing language but we're doing the same thing."

"We support all things Inclusion."

"We have defined inclusive practices to make sure that everybody's included while still supporting individuals and groups that are disadvantaged."
The undercover journalist asks the Associate Dean if there's a DEI ban.

She says "No, but to get ahead of it – and to not become a target – we've shifted some of our language. Does that make sense?"
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Jan 29
From 2009-2021, private equity operated in a fantasy land:
Borrow at 3% → Buy at 12x EBITDA → Do nothing → Sell at 16x EBITDA
The IRRs looked incredible.
It wasn't genius. It was interest rates falling.
And that party is OVER 🧵
Multiple expansion was just falling interest rates in disguise.
When discount rates drop, asset values rise automatically.
PE firms were like homeowners in 2005 thinking they were investment geniuses because their house doubled in value.
The zero-rate playbook was simple:
Cheap leverage + multiple expansion = automatic 15%+ IRRs
Didn't matter if you improved operations.
Didn't matter if revenue grew.
Just hold for 3-5 years and watch multiples rise.
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Jan 29
@FrederickMelo Yes, I understand that Laos is now accepting deportees from the United States.

There is a reason why he got an Order of Removal and you know what that reason is.
@FrederickMelo Why don’t you ask @amyklobuchar @TinaSmithMN @BettyMcCollum04 for comment?
@FrederickMelo @amyklobuchar @TinaSmithMN @BettyMcCollum04 @threadreaderapp please unroll
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Jan 29
1/18

Here’s my fact check on EVERY one of Trump/MAGA claims regarding Fulton:

1) “Trump has the power to seize paper ballots”

No.

State infrastructure and vote archives have specific protections (see Miles’ post below). Paper ballots are supposed to be the untouched records we compare against.

Taking them means any evidence he would have is now tainted.

It is also likely a criminal act.
2/18

2) “Trump has proof the election was stolen!”

No.

In fact, we have:

* His voice recorded on the phone telling Kemp to “find” him 11,000 votes because he lost.

* Him in multiple conversations with other Republicans admitting he lost (cited in Jack Smith case)

* Him in conversations with other Republicans admitting he knew there was no issue with the voting machines (Jack Smith case)

* Him in writing planning a plot to seize voting machines preemptively, before he claimed any issue. (Barr step down)

* His own lawyers in their election fraud cases, admitting on sworn record, that there was no evidence.
3/18

3) “Trump wasn’t fairly heard in his cases”

No.

MAGA claims all cases were dismissed solely on standing, but that’s not true.

Even when he lacked standing courts often still reviewed the merits of the case.

They didn’t have any. Image
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Jan 29
🧵 THREAD: Silver isn’t rising. The system is thinning.Image
1️⃣
Silver at $113 and deliveries are still happening.
Not paper rolls.
Not cash settlement.

Physical delivery.
35 contracts issued.
35 contracts stopped.

175,000 oz taken — at triple-digit prices.

That’s not speculation.
That’s need.
2️⃣
Look at who is involved.
BOFA → issuing metal
Wells Fargo → taking delivery
Morgan Stanley, StoneX, ADM → also stopping

These aren’t Reddit traders.
These are system players moving real metal.

Big money isn’t watching charts.
Big money is securing supply.
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Jan 29
This is a funny take because a lot of fans (not saying this one) also say Tomlin inherited all of Cowher's people. So, I guess Cowher's staff wasn't any good and since they couldn't get hired elsewhere, impacted Tomlin's tree too? 🤷‍♂️
Tomlin was bad at hiring but kept:
Dick LeBeau
Keith Butler
James Daniel
James Mitchell
Bruce Arians
Ray Horton

Plus hired former Cowher "guys" Carnell Lake, Joey Porter, and Jerry Olsavsky
Now, I'll argue Tomlin also had some good hires:
Todd Haley
Mike Munchak
Brian Flores
Karl Dunbar
Danny Smith
Richard Mann
Scottie Montgomery
Eddie Faulkner

Most people give him grief over Matt Canada, which is well deserved but doesn't tell the whole story.
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Jan 29
Our new paper on reassessing the heritability of human lifespan is out in @ScienceMagazine! 🧬
For decades, the consensus has been that genetics explains just 20–25% of lifespan differences. We found that after accounting for extrinsic mortality, that number jumps to ~50%.
A 🧵 Image
The classic 20-25% estimate comes from a Danish study on twins born 1870-1900. By comparing the similarities in lifespans between identical and non-identical twins, one can get a handle on heritability. Image
If you look at the plots above, you’ll find twin pairs where one died age 30 and the other age 90. What’s going on here? To answer that, we first must make the distinction between extrinsic deaths - caused by infections, accidents, or violence - and intrinsic deaths. Image
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Jan 29
Plan B in El Salvador is all about the Tether gold play. This is how they want to rescue things for the surveillance state. Image
2. What is the rescue plan? Remember the famous now deleted Bessent tweet about DJT/Treasury plan to confiscate Bitcoin for the US Bitcoin Reserve? That was updated once the backlash on the tweet went out. Now it is about using Tether to centralize gold as they implode the Dollar and they will confiscate the Gold.

I've argued for 10 years that Bitcoin is a superior form of "trust-minimized" money compared to gold due to the high costs of verifying gold's authenticity.

This is the ability to own and verify an asset without relying on a third party (like a Central bank or Treasury of a government). Historically, gold's "trustless" nature was its greatest strength, but Savages now know this strength has been lost because most gold now sits in centralized vaults. This is why DJT won't let anyone audit Fort Knox. Why audit what you plan to steal?

The Cost of Validation for gold is steep so no one in the USA will want to pay that freight so now we are on the honor system for the Treasury.

Anyone who has owned gold knows that verifying that a gold bar before a sale/audit is real and pure requires specialized equipment, chemical tests, or expensive third-party audits. Because this is so difficult to do, you must have an inherit "trust" the vault or institution holding it for them. + Treasury and Bessent play. What did they do in 2025. They brought their middle man in. Tether. Go check if I am bullshitting you. Tether has bought more gold in the last 18 months than they have bought Bitcoin. Why? They are storing what the thieves in the industrial miliatry surveillence state will take down the road when the retards are sidetracked by circus maximus of some other psy-ops.

Why isn't Tether buying Bitcoin in this case? Anyone with a simple computer or smartphone can instantly verify the entire history and authenticity of their Bitcoin by running a node or using a block explorer. This "validation" is nearly free, making it more decentralized and harder to seize. Tether should be buying T bills but instead is buying Gold Reserves for the Zionist bankers to steal soon. Got it, my Savages.

Bitcoiners should know and remember their history better. This gameplan was used to before in 1933 during the Great Deperession to make it easy for governments to confiscate it.....Remember FDR's EO?

The U.S. did this already with Executive Order 6102 in 1933.

Looting and Centralization are the play. For thousands of years, physical gold was frequently stolen or seized by empires. To protect it, it was eventually moved into highly secure, centralized vaults (like those at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York or the Bank of England under control of the Treasury Head.

If the steal the gold this will tank markets including Bitcoin and then the Treasury will come in an sell gold at astronomical prices to buy Bitcoin at crashed Prices. This is how the Rockefeller and Rothschild Banks plan to do this.

If you know your history this is how the same guys did the scam during the Napoleaonic Wars. They manipulated the market with a psy-ops. In 1812 it was the Battle of Waterloo.

WAKE THE FUCK UP.

If you knew this history would would not be so gullible.Image
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Jan 29
65% of Trump voters back military action in at least one foreign country.

Iran tops the list: 50% of Trump voters support military intervention there, rising to 61% among self-identified "MAGA Republicans."

The new POLITICO poll shows how MAGA has changed. 1/ Image
32% of Trump voters support military action in Mexico, 30% in Colombia, 28% in Cuba — all targets Trump has publicly threatened as part of his Western Hemisphere dominance strategy. 2/
Only 18% of Harris voters support Iran intervention vs 50% of Trump voters. Just 10-11% of Harris voters back action in Mexico, Colombia, or Cuba. 3/
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Jan 29
In a single month now, Russia suffers as many casualties as the USSR lost in 10 years in Afghanistan. Russia loses 900-1,000 soldiers daily in Ukraine.

The scale is unprecedented — yet Russian society stays silent, United24. 1/ Image
December 2025 alone: 35,000 Russian troops killed, most by drones. The final quarter of 2025: 100,000 total losses.

The full year: over 400,000. Nearly 4 years of war: 1.2 million casualties. 2/
The Afghan war comparison is stark: the USSR lost 14,500-15,000 killed over a decade — roughly what Russia now loses every single month.

Annual losses are 10x higher; total losses 30x greater. 3/
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